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A pre-settlement inspection is your final chance to check a property before taking possession of it, to make sure its in the same condition as it was when you exchanged contracts. So its important to make the most of this opportunity to make sure there are no surprises.
The normal Practical Completion Inspection procedure is for the client to meet with the Construction Supervisor from the building company at the building site. Together, they both go through the house, room by room, discussing key features and inspecting everything to ensure it looks and works as it should.
Pre-settlement inspection. The sale and purchase agreement provides the chance for you to check the property and chattels are in the same condition they were when you signed the agreement to buy the property and that the seller has met any conditions listed in the agreement.
The seller must repair any damage that happens when they take their possessions out of the house, but there is no contractual obligation to clean the house or gardens, or specifically address the state and condition which the property is to be in at settlement.
Below is an example of a handover inspection checklist: Fixtures and fittings. Brickwork and cladding. Insulation, sarking, and roof structure. Roof covering (wherever accessible) The standard of the tiling, plastering, painting, and other finishings. Cabinets and wardrobes. Walls, both external and interior.
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Pre-settlement inspections take place after you have signed a contract but before finalising the settlement and making your payments. This important step ensures the vendor is upholding their part of the transaction.
What is inspected for at Practical Completion / Handover: Building defects. Damage. Cosmetic defects. Quality of finish. Fixtures and fittings. Presence of appliances. Presence of installations. Incomplete work.
PSR Limits. Pre-settlement risk (PSR) is the risk that a counterparty to a transaction, such as a forward contract, will not settle his/ her end of the deal. PSR limits are based on the worst case loss that is likely to occur if the counterparty defaults prior to the settlement of a transaction.
You must leave your home vacant and clean. The buyer will conduct a pre-settlement inspection no more than a few days before settlement day. If it isnt in good condition, they can ask their lawyer to delay settlement until you fix the problem.
Prior to closing, the seller will need to complete any repairs they agreed to make to the house and prove that the title is free and clear of defects. Your closing meeting will take place at the office of a neutral third party.

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